Archeometer. Key to all religions and all ancient sciences

The archeometer is one of the few successful attempts to develop a universal alphabet model explaining the origin of the language of ancient cultures, with the involvement of wide material from the field of religion history. The famous follower of Fabra d"Ooliv, a mentor of the French martinists Saint-Ivan d"alweidr, worked on the book for fifteen years. During this time, he received six revelations from the divine country of Agarttha. His student Gerard Encoss (Papus) after the death of the teacher published a treatise in Paris.
The book consists of three parts: theoretical introduction, a detailed description of the "key to all world religions and sciences", as well as a section on its operational use